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Good Folks Of Xiangya Mountain

Hao Zhi Zhi entered into his second marriage with Shen Xiao Yang, a young man who was ten years his junior. Having learned from the mistakes of his first marriage, Hao Zhi Zhi decided to develop his relationship skills early on. Despite his belief that "flirtatious women are the best," his inherent strong-willed nature often surfaced. Shen Xiao Yang, though young, embraced the responsibilities of marriage by being understanding and willing to compromise. Unexpectedly, Shen Xiao Yang's uncle, Wu Da Fu, came to stay with the couple. Wu Da Fu, the youngest and oldest in his family, presented a unique challenge for Hao Zhi Zhi. With the addition of Hao Zhi Zhi's mother-in-law and Hao Gang, the "father slave" of his daughter, the unconventional family of six embarked on a joyful and humorous journey together.

The family comedy "Rickety Rackety Family" portrays what appears to be our typical everyday existence. Picture a family that has lost everything and ends up residing in your boarding house! In such a dire scenario, our best response is to find humor. So, let’s dive into the challenging yet humorous daily life of this rickety and rackety family.

Which mother believes that any girl is deserving of her beloved son? Chen Da Ke's mother had already planned the perfect marriage for him until Luo Jia entered the scene and won over Da Ke's heart. Seeing Da Ke completely enamored with Luo Jia, his mother is determined to remove her from the picture to secure her son's future happiness. Despite her efforts to prevent their marriage, Da Ke's mother resorts to making Luo Jia's life as a married woman as difficult as possible. Witnessing her daughter being mistreated by her in-laws, Luo Jia's mother is willing to do whatever it takes to defend her daughter. Will Da Ke and Luo Jia's marriage be able to withstand such a hostile family environment?

The series revolves around the romantic relationship between a flight attendant originating from Taipei, Chen Jia Yu. Her initial romance with a Chinese man named Chen Hau results in a quick marriage. Chen Hau hails from China and comes from a family that owns a restaurant, which he is set to take over in the future.

The narrative revolves around a contemporary Chinese family spanning three generations residing in the Hutongs of Beijing. The tranquility that elderly Zhuang Weitian had savored during his time in the Hutong is disrupted with the bustling transformation of Shicha Hai. Tong Dawei's arrival, characterized by his nonchalant attitude towards trivial matters, clashes with the old man's respect for rules and order. Dawei's sole objective is to woo Zhuang Jing, the woman of his desires. In an attempt to win over the elderly Zhuang, he becomes his apprentice by learning tai chi from him. Meanwhile, Zhuang Zhiwei, the son of old man Zhuang, who holds a steady job, is determined to find love once more. However, his plans are thwarted by the unexpected return of his ex-wife. On the other hand, Zhuang Zhibin, the third brother, is adamant about preserving his reputation at all costs. Despite his good intentions, he falls prey to deceitful investments, leading to conflicts within the family and his eventual expulsion from the household. As the New Year approaches, the blooming epiphylla signals the arrival of the auspicious spring festival, bringing together the diligent residents of Shicha Hai for a joyous celebration as one united family.

During the mid-1980s, Wang Xiao Qing and Du Man Tang, who were childhood sweethearts, were forced apart due to disapproval from Wang Xiao Qing's mother. Zhang Ze Zhong took advantage of the situation but eventually married the vice principal's daughter to advance his career. However, his attempts to climb the social ladder backfired, leading to disgrace when his house was nearly destroyed by a failed scheme to inflate its value. Now, thirty years later, both Du Man Tang and Zhang Ze Zhong work as managers in the same neighborhood.

The dining table holds significance in a Chinese family, serving as the focal point for family relationships. The Chung family embodies the traditional Chinese family structure. Chung Kwok Chyu, the father, holds the position of assistant chief editor at Ko Jim Daily and is renowned as a food critic. With a passion for exploring food markets, Chyu prioritizes being home for dinner each night. He believes that the finest homemade dishes are crafted using the highest quality ingredient - love.

After retiring from the HK Correctional Services Department, Ma Fu decided to move in with his son. However, Ma Fu's strict and disciplinary nature, shaped by his years of working with offenders, has created a tense atmosphere at home. His youngest son, Ma Chong, often feels like he is living in a prison due to his father's behavior. Additionally, Ma Fu frequently involves himself in his job as a paralegal, causing daily disputes between him and Ma Chong. This constant conflict has put Ma Keung and his wife, Lo Lai Seung, in a difficult position as they try to mediate between the father and son. On top of that, the couple is also responsible for raising their own children. The three generations living together in the Ma family are exposed to various situations, experiences, and sets of values, leading to diverse perspectives within the household.

Renowned yoga and fitness expert Sheung Kin Sun partners with his girlfriend, Wan Sze Sze, to establish a new fitness center. Concerned about potential infidelity, Wan Sze Sze attempts to push Sheung Kin Sun towards marriage, leading to tension within the fitness center. Sheung Kin Sun finds support from yoga instructor Lun Lap Sun, while Wan Sze Sze receives backing from her cousin, sales manager Fong Ga Sheung. The arrival of travel expert Lei Lok Yee further complicates the situation between Lun Lap Sun and Fong Ga Sheung. Eventually, Lun Lap Sun and Fong Ga Sheung end up living with Lei Lok Yee and her brother Lei Lok Tung. Meanwhile, Lun Bak Foon, who had hoped his son would take over the family dried seafood business, is left feeling helpless upon learning of his son's struggles. Thankfully, Lun Bak Foon's sister Lun Ching Man and employee Man Wai Lan have quietly supported him over the years. These interconnected individuals and events illustrate the challenges and opportunities faced by different segments of society.

Renowned writer So Dung Po of the Northern Song Dynasty remains haunted by the memory of his late wife, causing him to overlook the advances of his sister-in-law, Wong Yun Chi. However, his love for food leads him to eventually marry Wong Yun Chi after being won over by her braised pork dish. Expecting marital bliss, So Dung Po instead finds himself dealing with a series of family issues. He is torn between worrying about his sister, So Siu Mui, falling for the charming scholar, Chun Siu Yau, and his other sister, So Dai Mui, still pining for her ex-lover, Chan Kwai Seung. Adding to his troubles, his son refuses to accept Wong Yun Chi as his stepmother, leading to constant conflict. In addition to his family woes, So Dung Po must navigate the political intrigue of the imperial court, engaging in clever battles of wit with rival ministers. Things take a dangerous turn when a Liao spy plots to create discord between So Dung Po and Wong Yun Chi, ultimately leading to Wong Yun Chi's mysterious disappearance.

The storyline depicts the highs and lows of Kristal Tin's character, who ties the knot with Raymond Cho's character when she is 19 years old, accompanied by her niece. Her focus is on her family, but after two decades of marriage, she discovers her husband's love for another woman. This leads to her decision to seek a divorce, resulting in the loss of her job and her daughter moving away. As her life crumbles, the narrative unfolds her uplifting quest to rediscover herself.

Following the passing of Mizusawa Yume's mother, she discovers a photograph in her mother's belongings showing a man holding a baby. Written on the back of the photo is "Loving Papa and Yume, at Raku no Yu." Yume, who has never met her father, believes this man to be him. She also finds a lighter with the initials RM in the box. Upon learning that "Raku no Yu" is a public bath in Shibuya, Tokyo, Yume sets off to reunite with her father and seek financial support to cover her mother's debts. Blaming her father for her mother's death, Yume believes her mother would still be alive if not for him. Upon arriving at 'Raku no Yu' in Tokyo, she notices a name plaque reading Mannaka Rokku, confirming she is in the right place.

The story "My Name is Princess" revolves around a family consisting of three sisters and their mother, all of whom lead independent lives without relying on men. The mother desires to always be the center of attention. The eldest daughter, who remains unmarried, is actively seeking a partner as she prioritized her career over traditional domestic roles. The middle daughter, known as the youngest, dreams of living a life akin to that of a princess.

Two young women from separate single-parent households attended the same school together from a young age and later became colleagues at the same workplace. Despite their contrasting looks and personalities, they have been engaged in an ongoing feud for over a decade. Their lives took an unexpected turn when a mob boss emerged, revealing himself as their long-lost father and unveiling the shocking truth that they were actually half-sisters.

This drama portrays the daily challenges and joys of life, as well as the intricate web of family relationships. It kicks off with Ou Da Liang tying the knot with psychiatrist Wu Rui. Da Liang's mother expresses strong disapproval towards her new daughter-in-law and constantly praises Da Liang's previous girlfriend.

The Chen, Lin, and Pan families are residents of the Beijing hutongs. Throughout the course of four decades during China's reform and opening-up era, their lives have experienced significant changes. In the Chen household, the son Chen Huan has become a well-known economist, while their daughter Chen Qing is facing challenges finding new employment. Youngest daughter Chen Xiao Ou represents the new generation of women. The Lin family, which consists of high-ranking officials, has witnessed their son Lin Yi Da transition from rural life to a career in government and business, and their daughter Lin Ping Ping achieving her goal of studying overseas. In contrast, the Pan family's son Liang Zi is currently unemployed, much to the disappointment of his mother Pan Tao Hao, who had high hopes for him.

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In the latest episodes of Country Love 17, the focus remains on the residents of Xiangya Mountain, particularly on the challenges faced by young couples in their marriages. Liu Neng, who recently recovered from a stroke, observes various family, marital, and emotional issues within the village. To assist Hong Xu with financial difficulties, Liu Ying decides to transfer her flower nursery to Shunzi, leading to tension and disagreements with her husband, Zhao Yu Tian. Additionally, SongXiao Feng's excessive workload managing his Airbnb puts a strain on his relationship with his wife, Song Qing Lian. Other couples, including Wang Xiao Meng and Xie Yong Qiang, as well as Bai Qing Ming and Li Yin Ping, also encounter difficulties in their relationships. Village official Du Xiao Shuang introduces a province-wide competition titled "Most Beautiful Family," generating excitement among the villagers. In response, Liu Neng establishes the "Xiangya Mountain Fathers-in-Law Alliance" to help resolve the marital issues of the younger couples, while his competitor, Xie Guang Kun, forms the "Xie Guangkun Team." Despite sharing the same objective, their efforts result in comical chaos.

The narrative follows the He siblings as they uphold a decades-old vow to never unlock a jail cell

Chu Mu's mother, Wen Nan, is preparing for her third marriage, which will result in Chu Mu gaining three step-siblings. One of them is Qi Qi, his lively step-sister from Wen Nan's second marriage, who expresses her desire for Chu Mu to become her boyfriend. Wen Nan's upcoming marriage is to Xue Mao Xiang, a wealthy widower with two children from previous relationships - the pampered and distant XueYang, and Xue Zhi Li, his daughter who has returned from overseas to act as the peacemaker in their new, unconventional family dynamic.

The narrative follows Aunt Mi as she arranges marriages for her three unmarried daughters, leading to blind dates, love, marriage, pregnancy, and various family dramas. It depicts the ups and downs of everyday life in Beijing, showcasing the authentic emotions and experiences of ordinary families.

This touching family story focuses on individuals facing different life decisions, such as reevaluating goals and careers, tying the knot, or embarking on a new professional path

After going through a divorce, Yin Wei, who works at the Department of Civil Affairs handling divorces, partners with a young woman named Meng Yi Meng to start a marriage agency. Despite his belief that married couples cannot reconcile, Yin Wei always tries to help his clients save their marriages. His actions lead to his own wife, Wang Xin, filing for divorce and leaving for the US. Meng Yi Meng, a woman born in the 1990s, meets Yin Wei when her landlord complains about her. She discovers that Yin Wei is the actual landlord and agrees to work for him to pay off her debt. Together, they create an online channel with the help of Meng Yi Meng's friend, Ding Wu. Initially uninterested, Ding Wu starts to appreciate Meng Yi Meng's efforts as she launches a show to unite single individuals. However, their progress is threatened when Yin Wei's ex-wife reemerges.

Comprises three sections: Salesman - Father - Chief Executive Officer

A university student embarks on romantic escapades after acquiring a mysterious love box. By opening this enigmatic blind box before bed and dreaming, she can engage in limited romances with various virtual boyfriends to satisfy her romantic desires.

Zhang Wei Guo, a middle-aged actor facing difficulties in a Peking Opera Troupe, enjoys a peaceful existence in a Beijing Hutong until his father passes away, leading to a chain of unforeseen problems

This is a tale of bravery and personal development. Meng Fei Yang confronts life's many changes with compassion and affection, facing each challenge head-on. His life story deeply impacts others, shaping the narrative and revealing truths. Throughout his journey, he remains consistently kind, embracing personal growth and change while championing women's resilience in the modern era. In the story, "contract parents" holds dual significance. Firstly, it refers to the orphanage where Meng Fei Yang was raised. As the "dean mother" grows older and unable to continue her duties, Meng Fei Yang willingly steps up to oversee the orphanage, repaying the care and love he received by giving back to society and pursuing his dream of establishing a welfare home. Secondly, when Meng Fei Yang discovers that young "Hao Hao" has lost his mother and is struggling with mental illness, he transforms into a nurturing figure to mend the boy's wounded heart. Through his actions and adventures, the protagonist discovers life's true meaning and undergoes a profound transformation.

Shen Ming Zhu resides in the historic district of Nanxi, where her adoptive parents operate a quaint eatery. Her boyfriend, Feng Jian Qi, lives in the prosperous new town. They are deeply in love and eventually marry, but the Feng family disapproves of their union due to social status differences. Tragically, Jian Qi passes away unexpectedly, prompting the Feng family to urge Ming Zhu to have a child. Meanwhile, her biological parents locate her, leading to a reunion with her biological sister Xu Zhi Xia, brother Xu Zhi Dong, and sister-in-law Bi Chen, resulting in the affection of both her biological and adoptive families. Shortly after, her father-in-law, who had been a pillar of support for the Feng family, dies suddenly from a heart attack, leading to the company's financial collapse. This plunges Ming Zhu into a new low in her life. Although everyone suggests that she terminate her pregnancy, she stands resolute in her decision. Xu Zhi Xia grapples with her unambitious husband and the impending arrival of their second child; Bi Chen and her spouse are on the verge of separation due to wedding planning stress; and Jian Qi's sister, Mei Qi, is unexpectedly expecting. Together, these four women face their due dates amidst the chaos of their lives.